Wednesday 15 July 2015

Maths and Writing @Sea courses



@SEA PROGRAMMES
Distance learning for Seafarers
The @Sea courses are available to anyone. There is a small charge for each course but you can work at your own speed and each one is available for 12 months from the dates of purchase.
To buy any of the courses please visit Marine Society online shop.
Maths@Sea, Writing@Sea and Maths@Sea+ are exciting learning tools designed, developed and delivered by professionals in nautical education and Coracle Online.
Using nautically flavoured examples and language the course leads students to apply basic, yet key, maths concepts and also covers elementary aspects of algebra, geometry and trigonometry.
Maths@Sea is equivalent to GCSE level maths.
The course is used as a diagnostic testing tool for those applying for scholarship funding, as an evaluation course for prospective MN officer trainees or a refresher course for seafarers taking OOW certification.
This takes the next step into more advanced mathematics. It contains 5 core modules:
Algebra, Trigonometry, Charts and Bearings, Introduction to Functions and Calculus.
Using maritime language and concepts the course is designed with seafarers in mind who are comfortable with the elementary aspects of Maths@Sea and are now taking OOW or higher levels of certification.
Writing@Sea helps you to:
Get to grips with the fundamentals of written English
Organise ideas and express them with confidence
Draft written reports, letters and emails
Identify common mistakes made with apostrophes, spelling and punctuation
It is tailor-made for the maritime sector and uses examples, assignments and tests using familiar seafaring language and imagery. The course can be used as a handy reference tool once elements have been completed.
For information, impartial advice and guidance on any of the above @Sea courses contact Marine Society by email:  education@ms-sc.org
Please contact Dan Henderson, Learning Organiser by email d.henderson@rmt.org.uk for details of funding through the RMT Bursary.

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